Peter Wood-Gaines

Sending sincere condolences at this sad time. Peter was a true gentleman and always had a special smile. Tom and Pattie Telfer

Dear Joyce & family; sending sincere condolences to you in the loss of your dear husband & father/grandfather Peter. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time. May the happy memories that you cherish be a comfort to you. Hugs Mary & John

I don't know if you remember me, Joyce, but I remember you and Peter when you regularly visited the Westmount library. I looked forward to our chats, Peter's wit and the obvious love and joy you shared with each other. I am sure he will be deeply missed. My sincere condolences.

Dear Joyce and family, I was so sorry to hear of Peter's passing. I will miss my fellow tenor greatly . The choir and indeed Westmount PC won't be the same without him. I can't imagine what a sense of loss you and yours must be feeling. Please accept my sincere condolences.

Joyce, I was saddened to see of Peter's passing. His infectious smile will surely be missed. It was always a joy to meet you both, often at a Fennell gathering. Cherish the memories, God bless. Shirley (MacCallum) Cobban

Dear Joyce and family. We send our deepest condolences with the loss of Peter. We enjoyed our entertaining chats witth Peter and recall his always ready smile. We pray for strength, comfort and peace for you and your family on this difficult journey. May God bless you all. Roger and Dinie Whittle

Dear Auntie Joyce, we were very sad to hear of Uncle Pete's passing. We have lasting memories and feel so grateful to have spent time with you both when we were in Canada. Much love and blessings, Warren and Sue Knott

I am deeply saddened by the passing of my fellow writer and friend, Peter. A true gentleman in every sense of the word with a disarming smile that filled our study room at Kiwanis on Friday afternoons. His stories made us laugh and made us cry. His built-in humour button dwelled in the twinkle in his eyes as he read his tales. His thirst for storytelling brought him to a greater sense of structure in rhythm and rhyme as was apparent in his tall tale of Mr. Snodgrass and the New Cat, and Malcolm Mouse's Christmas. I was privileged to collaborate with him through the creative process of this venture. Thank you, Peter. Dear Joyce, the many members of our various classes send their love and prayers to you and your family. We will always remember and admire Peter for all that he shared with us over the years. He was a darling man and I will miss him dearly.

Dear Joyce & Family, Sorry to hear of Peter's passing. We will miss his friendly chatter and special smile. May you find comfort in knowing that others share in your sorrow. You & your family are in our prayers. Victor & Dorothy Woolley

Dear Joyce and Family, We were so sorry to hear about Peters passing. We always enjoyed visiting with Peter. He loved to pass on a laugh or two as well as sharing his knowledge of life in general and as it related to the bible. We will miss his presence in the choir. May God bless you all. Donna and Lorne

Dear Joyce and Family, We were so sorry to hear about Peter's passing. We pray that good memories will give you strength, comfort and peace during this difficult time. The Stols

My deepest sympathies to Joyce and the entire family at this difficult time. Pete and Joyce (along with Rob and Adam for a few years) were wonderful neighbours to my mom and late father who lived next door on Mockingbird Crescent and it was always enjoyable to share a conversation with Pete who never failed to make you laugh or smile. May his soul rest in peace.

We met Pete & Joyce when Dave joined the Choir at Westmount Presbyterian Church. Pete immediately befriended Dave & remained a loyal friend, even after Dave & Ellie moved to Grand Bend. Pete was a good man with a zest for life & a keen sense of humor. We pray for God's support & healing for Joyce, as she goes through this difficult period. God bless you Pete, we're glad that we knew you !

(Donated to Childrens Health Foundation)